The Learned Women by Molière
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PHI., ARM. _and_ BEL. That ungrateful fever!
TRI. _At your fair life her javelin throws._ PHI. _Fair life!_ ARM. _and_ BEL. Ah! TRI. _What! without heed for your high line, She saps your blood with care malign..._ PHI., ARM. _and_ BEL. Ah! TRI. _Redoubling outrage night and day! If to the bath you take her down, Without a moment's haggling, pray, With your own hands the miscreant drown._ PHI. Ah! it is quite overpowering. BEL. I faint. ARM. I die from pleasure. PHI. A thousand sweet thrills seize one. ARM. _If to the bath you take her down,_ |
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